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Coffee and tea are usually cited as being opposites, yet consider -
Both are solids that are imbibed as liquids
Both contain caffeine
Both can be prepared hot or cold
Both are available in many flavors
Seems that so-called "opposites" actually have many similarities...
You remind me of George Carlin's book I picked the other day. He was talking about fruit-flavored tea and said something like - I find fruit and fruit juice to be the most reliable sources of fruit taste. If you want fruit taste, get fruit!
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As for compromising - nope, I don't roll that way. Why should I? I'm always right.
We know, we know your first and last name. What's your middle name?
You remind me of George Carlin's book I picked the other day. He was talking about fruit-flavored tea and said something like - I find fruit and fruit juice to be the most reliable sources of fruit taste. If you want fruit taste, get fruit!
Ah, but in a world where everyone wants everything to taste like something else, no one can hope to taste one thing that tastes only like itself. Right?
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We know, we know your first and last name. What's your middle name?
I'm in about the same boat; hence, my curiosity about the mud.
well, when the mud gets--too unliveable or...intolerable, It time to.....do something. In my case it was a matter of being happy (once in awhile,lol) versus being miserable each week and arguing about ridiculous things....life is just too short.
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